Chiefs players stand for a moment of silence before the start of their game against the Panthers on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. (Orlin Wagner/AP)

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Standing strong

Kansas City general manager Scott Pioli, left, and coach Romeo Crennel stand together before the game. On Saturday, Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher thanked Pioli and Belcher for giving him a chance in the NFL, before he turned away and fatally shot himself. (Ed Zurga/AP)

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Sad day

A Kansas City Chiefs fan holds a sign during the first half of Sunday's game, which came just one day after Belcher took his own life at the team's practice facility. (Colin E. Braley/AP)

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Greeting the fans

Chiefs players greet fans as they exit the tunnel before Sunday's game in Kansas City. (Colin E. Braley/AP)

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Arm-in-arm

Before Sunday's game, a moment of silence was held for victims of domestic abuse. Belcher killed his 22-year-old girlfriend less than an hour before ending his own life Saturday. (Orlin Wagner/AP)

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Pointing to the heavens

Chiefs quarterback Brady Quinn gestures after a touchdown pass during Sunday's win over the Panthers at Arrowhead Stadium. (Ed Zurga/AP)

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Wiping away a tear

Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel—who watched Belcher take his own life a day earlier—wipes his eyes before Sunday's game. (Colin E. Braley/AP)